Matches (13)

Super Smash (2)

SA20 (3)

ILT20 (2)

The Ashes (1)

BPL (2)

BBL (2)

IND-W vs SL-W (1)

Analysis

Pakistan in need of another bounce-back

For Pakistan, this is not so much do-or-die as do-or-don't be around. The equation is now simple: beat India, hope Sri Lanka beat India, beat Bangladesh, all the while with an eye on a better net run-rate

01-Jul-2008•Osman Samiuddin in Karachi

Records don't awe ageless Jayasuriya

Sanath Jayasuriya is one of those rare cricketers who doesn't care about records, and worryingly for bowlers, he isn't slowing down even at the age of 39

30-Jun-2008•Sidharth Monga in Karachi

Tweaking Mendis the right way

29-Jun-2008•Sidharth Monga in Karachi

Pietersen has no answer to one-day woes

England have a habit of raising, then dashing, everybody's hopes that they have finally cracked the formula for one-day cricket

28-Jun-2008•Will Luke at Lord's

Bangladesh stuck in 'what-if' phase

It will remain a shame that, despite Alok Kapali's heroics, all Bangladesh managed to do was add Karachi to their list of "what ifs"

28-Jun-2008•Sidharth Monga in Karachi

We can walk away the better team - Vettori

It made for instructive viewing to see Daniel Vettori celebrate his three wickets today

28-Jun-2008•Will Luke at Lord's

Walking wounded

Fazeer Mohammed on West Indies' continuing injury concerns

27-Jun-2008•Fazeer Mohammed

Raina rekindles the early promise

There has been a sense of unfulfilled promise about Suresh Raina for more than two years now, and his last two innings are perhaps signs of a coming of age

26-Jun-2008•Sidharth Monga in Karachi

Unsure Malik lacks authority

With the captain not only unsure of where to bat, but also apparently unwilling to fulfill his all-round role, Pakistan have been uninspiring

26-Jun-2008•Osman Samiuddin in Karachi

Amateurs find the going rough

Although a century against Hong Kong doesn't mean a lot, repeating something is always easier than doing it for the first time

25-Jun-2008•Sidharth Monga in Karachi

Inconsistency survives against inexperience

"We weren't as bad as that," Shoaib Malik, Pakistan's captain, said after a scrappy but ultimately comfortable win over Hong Kong

24-Jun-2008•Osman Samiuddin in Karachi

Get on board for the ride

Fazeer Mohammed on how cricket is pandering to the whims and fancies of an increasingly fickle audience

23-Jun-2008•Fazeer Mohammed

Victory is music to Vettori's ears

New Zealand finally returned to winning ways at Bristol and now carry the momentum into the final two matches of the series

21-Jun-2008•Will Luke at Bristol

Heartening signs

While old failings continue to haunt West Indies, they have begun of late to make a much better fist of contests

19-Jun-2008•Vaneisa Baksh

Chanderpaul inspires promising group

Cricinfo assesses the performances of West Indies' players in their 2-0 series loss to Australia

17-Jun-2008•Brydon Coverdale

Old and new faces share the load

Cricinfo assesses the performances of Australia's players in their 2-0 series victory over West Indies

17-Jun-2008•Brydon Coverdale

Diminishing returns mar London derby

Outside of the international matches played in England this summer, Middlesex v Surrey at Lord's is the biggest attraction there is

16-Jun-2008•Jamie Alter at Lord's

Lopsided series does little to sway critics

Does one-day cricket have a future, especially after the smashing success of the Indian Premier League and the chests of cash Allen Stanford is ploughing into the Twenty20 format?

15-Jun-2008•George Binoy in Dhaka

England live up to their dollar billing

There was only one word that Paul Collingwood could use to describe England's performance, as they routed New Zealand by nine wickets in one-off Twenty20 at Old Trafford. Happily that word was 'professional'

14-Jun-2008•Andrew Miller at Old Trafford

Maiden maidens, and Stanford auditions

The plays of the day from the Twenty20 between England and New Zealand at Old Trafford

13-Jun-2008•Andrew Miller at Old Trafford

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Analysis

Andrew Miller

Shashank Kishore

Osman Samiuddin

Greg Chappell

Firdose Moonda